Bart de Jong
When a new obstacle arrives on course, you take advantage of it.
Threw all my iPhone Clips from this past year of riding around the Northwest and Australia.
It's been a long time since I filmed with Steven Hamilton, in tradition of my 2004 "The Day Is Over" BMX DVD, this film, "A.NEW DAY" has Steven put on a flat ground demo in the parking lot outside of my apartment complex in Rochester Hills, Michigan where it was shot on Location August 25th, 2018 with my brother Ted Van Orman.
Chill practice at the Ruben Alcantara Park in Malaga, the boat trip and the Vans store visit with the crew.
The finals are here! We're in Malaga, Spain and things are starting to get wild. A handful of dudes slept through this morning's practice, but check out some fire from Jason Watts, Larry Edgar, Corey Walsh, Matty Cranmer, Kris Fox, and more!
The annual BMX BOK at Burnside in Deventer, NL is always a good time. In fact, it's the way BMX should be. Riding, chilling, messing about, encouraging others, stepping it up yourself, music, beer, friends, good shop, killer vibe, shit talking, going for tricks you've never pulled, not giving a shit, being yourself, doing what you want to do, and the list goes on. Two classes were on the program; AM and Pro. Valeri and Shanice rode the AM class and scored an 11th and 6th respectively. Yes girls were welcome too and joined the fun. Good to see that. In the end Mika Bunkers won the 12-deep final edging out Arthur van Velde by just one point. Lyon Bos picked up the goodies from the sponsors for third place.
The pro riders stepped it up in their final and with 10 shredders going for it till the very end things got
Vans have added a few additions to the course for the last stop of the Van's Pro Cup in Malaga. Victor Peraza explains. Enjoy!
Kink World Team Rider Kostas Manolakakis, repping and putting it down hard in this new web part from the streets of Greece. Enjoy!
Not Necessarily Bigger by David Bluerider.
Justin has been filming at a few of his local spots and put together a little something for you guys.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.